New York Times journalist, John Carreyrou, exposed fraud that eventually led to the conviction of a billionaire technology entrepreneur. He shares about his role in that case as well as his views on journalistic ethics.

Dean Battiato is a familiar face in many bars and restaurants in downtown Omaha where he sells roses. He is also the subject of a recent documentary that won an award at the Omaha Film Festival.

Candace Gregory, President and CEO of Omaha’s Open Door Mission, explains that winning the fight against homelessness requires collaboration across the community.

Former press aid of Hamid Karzai, Feroz Mahmand, shares his take on what went wrong in Afghanistan.

Marc Longbrake, Executive Director of the Omaha Film Festival, previews this year’s event and explains the impact it has for independent filmmakers. 

Dave Wingert’s radio career started in the late 60’s playing popular music on vinyl records. Now he plays digital versions of the music from that same era on local oldies radio in Omaha. Dave shares about the ups and downs of his career and his struggles and recovery from addiction.

Kent Hertz grew up in Malvern, Iowa, but knew he would have to leave his hometown to pursue his dream of working in the music business.

Dr. Lisa McKee, Assistant Professor of Cyber Security at Bellevue University, shares her insights on the benefits and pitfalls of artificial intelligence.

Metro Transit CEO, Lauren Cencic, explains Micro Transit, a new option coming soon to Omaha.

Jaymie Schroeder is a domestic violence survivor who was able to escape from a series of abusive relationships. She recounts her healing journey in her book of poetry in hopes of helping others break the cycle of intimate partner violence.